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- Rwanda plan expanded to include failed asylum seekers
- Death by dangerous cycling set to become offence
- Head teacher guilty of sexually abusing four girls
- Harry and Meghan's charity back in good standing
- Premier League clubs to vote on scrapping VAR
- McCann suspect raped woman at knifepoint, trial told
- Warning after dancer fatally choked during sex
- Court delays imposed after pressure on prison places
- Police officer bitten and five others injured at pro-Palestinian demo
- Post Office exec regrets 'malcontents' comment
Holiday bookings surge following lockdown exit plans
Travel agencies and airlines say website traffic jumped following Boris Johnson's announcement.
Lockdown exit: Why there are four-week gaps in the roadmap
Professor Chris Whitty explains the spacing between each stage of reopening.
Covid: Tributes to 'Welsh gem' rugby player dad from Anglesey
Amateur player Huw Gethin Jones, 34, has been described as a "treasure of a man".
Coronavirus: Arlene Foster calls for 'revisiting' schools date
First Minister Arlene Foster was speaking after Boris Johnson announced his roadmap out of lockdown.
Addingham crash: Tributes paid to Maisie Ryan and Oliver Knott
Maisie Ryan, 27, and Oliver Knott, 21, are named as victims of a fatal collision in West Yorkshire.
Covid-19: Vallance says expect 'baseline' measures next winter
Working from home could also be expected to continue until next winter, says Sir Patrick Vallance.
Nicola Sturgeon challenges Alex Salmond over 'conspiracy' claims
Nicola Sturgeon claims that Alex Salmond has made allegations "without a shred of evidence".
Grenfell cladding use 'accident waiting to happen'
An executive at a cladding manufacturer agrees with a lawyer's description of the risk.
Covid: Parent has seizure during child's Zoom lesson
Teacher Anthony Cannon-Jones describes feeling "utterly helpless" as the ordeal unfolded.
Roadmap: 'We're delighted to have dates to work towards'
Boris Johnson’s route out of lockdown is a relief for businesses, including pubs, restaurants, gyms and retail.
MI6 'body-in-bag': Spy Gareth Williams' London flat death reviewed
Gareth Williams, of Anglesey, was found dead in a holdall at his flat in Pimlico, London, in 2010.
Live music 'at the back of queue to reopen'
Music and live events bosses have had their say on the PM's new roadmap out of Covid restrictions.
Boris Johnson: Schools 'last to close, first to re-open' in England
The prime minister says it's safe for schools and further education settings to re-open from 8 March
Covid-19: Boris Johnson plans to reopen shops and gyms in England on 12 April
Boris Johnson hopes all legal limits on social contact could be lifted in England from 21 June.
Schools back 8 March in England with Covid tests taken at home
Parents of secondary school pupils will carry out Covid tests and face masks will be worn in class.
PM sets out final steps to lifting England lockdown restrictions
The final stage of easing restrictions could happen by 21 June at the earliest.
Covid vaccines - 'spectacular' impact on serious illness
First evidence jabs are having major impact on serious illness as well as cutting transmission.
Covid: 'Children really need to get back into school'
Parents and teachers react as it is announced that all schools in England will reopen from 8 March.
Kayleigh Dunning: Partner guilty of 'marriage proposal' murder
Mark Brandford killed his partner Kayleigh Dunning on the night he said they got engaged.
Covid lockdown: 'We are burning through about £500,000 a day'
The owner of PureGym says lockdown has been costing his business hundreds of thousands of pounds a day.
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